The Lemont Fire Protection District provides Life Safety services to you and your family
- Fire Suppression
- Advanced Life Support Emergency Medical Services
- Specialized Technical Rescue Teams - Dive, Aerial, Confined Space, Trench
- Cause and Origin & Arson Investigation Team
- Fire Prevention Bureau - Fire Inspection & Public Education
- Hazardous Materials Services
The Lemont Fire District protects an area of approximately 40 square miles and serves the Village of Lemont along with portions of Woodridge, Darien, Bolingbrook, & Homer Glen.
Lemont Fire District Firefighter 2012 Eligibility List
Link to 2012 FireFighter Eligibility List
Effective - August 27, 2012
Lemont Fire Protection District Blood Drive
Thank you to those that supported our blood drive on January 12, 2013. We had 24 donors on that day. Our goal was to reach 30 donors in order to receive the points we needed to go towards scholarship money to benefit our firefighter’s quest to further their education. There is still time to support us in reaching our goal. You can donate directly at a LifeSource location up to June 30, 2013 just use Lemont Fire District Code L519 when registering and we will receive the points for your donation.
To schedule your appointment please contact:
LifeSource at 1-877-543-3768 or register online at www.lifesource.org and use sponspr code L519.
Appointments Recommended.
Member Login
Request A Tour
To request a tour of the Fire Station, contact Joyce at (630) 257-0191 or you can email her at jstanislawski@lemontfire.com
Get A Smoke Detector
If you are a resident of the Lemont Fire Protection District we may able to supply you with a battery operated smoke detector or replacement battery at no cost.
This program has been made available thanks to funding provided by FEMA working together with the Lemont Fire District Board of Trustees.
Contact us at 630-257-0191 or email us at jhawthorne@lemontfire.com for information.
Application for a Free Smoke Detector
According to the National Fire Protection Association, between 2003-2006, almost two-thirds of home fire deaths resulted from fires in homes with no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms... Learn more
